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News Firstpost 'What it lacked in quality, it made up in length': US comedians rip apart Donald Trump's State of the Union speech It wasn't just Democrats who were unimpressed with Donald Trump's State of the Union speech, of course.

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I remember fondly the Moral Science Classes we used to have as kids! And it was a time free of temptations, perversions and we were not given too much knowledge (info?) too soon!

he floodwater to check the mail box. “Nup nothing there,” he says jokingly. Homes in Townsville, Queensland, were evacuated on the weekend of February 2-3. Rescue crews knocked on the doors of homes in the Hermit Park area of the town, as waters continued to rise. Graham told Storyful that due to the high tide, water levels rose by up to two meters on the morning of February 3. Townsville continued to battle disastrous floods on Monday, with further monsoonal weather predicted to continue, according to the Bureau of Meteorology. Credit: Tenneil Graham via Storyful

Style Yahoo Style UK Thousands of school children to practice mindfulness and meditation in a bid to improve mental health The move is being launched as part of Children's Mental Health Week

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News Associated Press Inmate freed with help by Kim Kardashian West gets book deal NEW YORK (AP) - An inmate whose life sentence was commuted thanks in part to the efforts of Kim Kardashian West has a book deal, along with deals for film and television rights.

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News Yahoo News UK 'Monster' fatberg longer than six double decker buses to be sucked to the surface The 210ft mass of fat, oil, wet wipes and rubbish was discovered in the sewers of Sidmouth, Devon, in December.

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News The Independent Don't be fooled by the idea that identifying sex trafficking victims is easy Nowadays, major sports events and crackdowns on human trafficking tend to go hand in hand. As last weekend’s Super Bowl approached, wild speculation about an imminent sex trafficking threat of epic proportions followed, leading various firms and agencies to announce measures to save women from unthinkable fates. Ahead of the Super Bowl, for example, Fox 5 Atlanta reported that anti-prostitution task forces like ‘Save Our Adolescents’ from Prostitution (also known, rather questionably, as “SOAP”) and ‘It’s a Penalty’ had stepped up their efforts in a bid to “keep Atlanta safe and...protect those women who are being brought in”.

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News hindustantimes Depressed over break-up, 21-year-old Telugu TV actress Naga Jhansi commits suicide in Hyderabad Hailing from Krishna district of Andhra Pradesh, Jhansi acted in different serials including “Pavitra Bandhan” on MAA TV. She had been running a beauty parlour at her home for the last few months.

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C.C is no more the 'Climate Change' Now it is called the 'Climate Chaos'!

News The Independent 'Climate chaos': Melting ice sheets will trigger extreme weather across the world, warn scientists Collapsing ice sheets at the poles are powerful symbols of a warming world, but new research suggests they may also be ramping up the global impact of climate change. As the icy cliffs of Greenland and Antarctica thaw, scientists think the influx of water will trigger extreme weather and disrupt ocean currents across the globe. Conventional wisdom holds that the most worrying consequence of melting polar ice will be the contribution of these enormous water stores to worldwide sea levels.

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NewsReuters China says tests of human immunoglobulin are HIV negative Chinese authorities said tests of a batch of human immunoglobulin for intravenous injection, reportedly contaminated with the HIV antibody, showed negative presence of the virus. "Shanghai authorities have run virus tests for HIV, hepatitis B and hepatitis C on the reported batch and they all show negative," the National Medical Products Administration said

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Style Refinery 29 UK Self-Harm & Suicide Content Is Still Alarmingly Easy To Find on Social Media Warning: This feature contains references to self-harm and suicide which could act as triggers to some readers. The link between mental ill health and social media, particularly among younger generations, is old news, but the recent coverage of 14-year-old Molly Russell's death by suicide has made many members of the UK establishment sit up and finally listen. After Molly took her own life in 2017, her family were given access to their daughter's social media accounts and were alarmed by the content she'd been following.

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NewsAssociated Press MIT chief decries Khashoggi killing but won't cut Saudi ties BOSTON (AP) - The Massachusetts Institute of Technology says it condemns Saudi Arabia for the killing of journalist Jamal Khashoggi and for other "brutal human rights violations," but the school's president said Wednesday he has no plans to cut ties with the kingdom.

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News News18 How Billions of Melting 'Giants' Should Be Blamed For Global Warming Researchers have said that billions of tonnes of meltwater flowing into the world's oceans from the Greenland and Antarctic ice sheets could boost extreme weather and destabilise regional climate within a matter of decades, researchers.

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News Reuters House Democrats take first step toward tighter gun laws The U.S. House of Representatives began moving toward tighter gun regulations on Wednesday, holding the first congressional hearing in years on how to stem the epidemic of gun violence that

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Style The Independent Oscars: How the hosting gig became a poisoned chalice When Anne Hathaway was first approached to host the Oscars in 2011, she turned the offer down, convinced that it was a “no-win situation”. It was James Franco, her eventual co-host, who changed her mind. Eight years on, she wishes he hadn’t.

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News The Independent Toilet leak on International Space Station causes 10 litres of liquid to spew into zero gravity A leaky toilet on board the International Space Station has caused almost 10 litres of liquid to spill into the zero gravity environment, Nasa has revealed. The issue occurred when the ISS crew were

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News Evening Standard Depression symptoms: Signs to look out for, depression treatment and how to get help Depression is the most common mental health problem worldwide, so it's likely that at some point in our lives, we or someone we know will be diagnosed with it. What is depression? Depression is a mental health disorder that causes people to experience feelings of low mood, loss of interest in activities, lack of self-worth and low self-esteem.

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News The Independent Knife crime epidemic adds to over 50% rise in teen stabbings needing hospital care NHS hospitals treated more than 1,000 stabbings, glassings and other blade attacks on teenagers last year - a rise of more than 50 per cent per cent since 2013, the health service has revealed. Las